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Dec 11, 2020 · Taylor Swift has released the music video for “Willow,” the lead single from her new album Evermore.Both the visual and the album dropped at midnight on Thursday. In her self-directed video ...
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Dec 11, 2020 · December 11, 2020. By. Paul Sexton. Photo: Beth Garrabrant. Taylor Swift has shared the music video for “Willow,” which she directed herself, as the flagship song from her surprise new ...
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- "Cardigan" and "Exile," :00
- "Invisible String," :13
- "Seven," 1:00
- "Mirrorball" and "Love Story," 1:26
- "...Ready For It?," 2:08
- "Mad Woman" and "I Did Something Bad," 2:19
- "Daylight," 3:36
Swift joined fans on YouTube before the debut of the video to answer some questions. It was there that she revealed that "you've seen my co-star in this video somewhere before." Turns out, Taeok Lee, who plays the singer's love interest in the vid, was a backup dancer for Swift on her Red tour back in 2013. After the video debuted, Lee thanked the ...
The video starts with an easy one: It picks up exactly where the "Cardigan" music vid left off, with Swift soaking wet, sitting at a piano, wearing a — you guessed it! — cardigan. The set appears to be the same in both videos, but this time, Swift is holding a glowing, golden thread. Since the opening shot is basically the exact same between the tw...
This brings us to the next most obvious reference, which is the gold string that appears throughout "Willow." On the Folkloretrack "Invisible String," Swift croons about an invisible string that all along tied her to her lover, which more or less seems to be used as a motif throughout this video, as it goes from the past to the present of a young c...
Folklore's "Seven" sees Swift pondering an old friendship from her childhood, and here, a young version of the lovers as children pops up around the one-minute mark.
After leaving the childhood segment, Swift walks through the tent only to step into a glass box on a stage, ready to perform for a crowd. The romantic off-white dress and headpiece she's wearing harken back to her "Love Story" music video, which is very fitting considering she just released the first look at the newly recorded version of that Fearl...
After the glass cage incident, Swift and a group of people head out into the woods, donning capes. The look and feel of the cape and the way the camera follows Swift's face is a dead ringer for the "...Ready For It?" music video from the Reputation era. Watch the beginning of that video herefor reference.
Turns out there's some witchy stuff going on in those woods, and Swift has made several references to witches in recent years. On Reputation's "I Did Something Bad," the bridge features the lyrics, "They're burning all the witches even if you aren't one." And more recently on Folklore, the pop star sings on "Mad Woman" that "women like hunting witc...
Ah, finally a Lover reference! Swift seems to end things here on a Lover-approved high note with a reference to the final track on that album, "Daylight." In "Willow," after the cloaks and witches scene, Swift's character returns to the cabin from the beginning of the video to find her man waiting for her at the end of the golden thread. The two ho...
"Willow" is a song by the American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift from her ninth studio album, Evermore (2020). It was released on December 11, 2020, by Republic Records as the lead single from the album.
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Dec 11, 2020 · Dec. 10, 2020. The “Willow” video comes less than 24 hours after Swift stunned fans Thursday morning by announcing plans to release her second album of 2020 — and less than six months after ...
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- Christi Carras
Dec 10, 2020 · The first single off evermore, "willow," arrived with its very own music video, directed by Taylor herself. Check it out below. The epic video premiered at 9 p.m. PT on Thursday, Dec. 10, the same ...
